The helmet has an interesting role to fill: part fashion, comfort, and protection. Here’s what we’d look for in ours.

There is more to riding gear than you might guess Hey! Interested in opening a big can of worms? Just ask a group of r ...

You can wear the Bell Bullitt GT as an open-face A pair of plastic covers are supplied to go in place of the visor if you want to wear the Bell Bullitt GT as an open-face lid. Goggles will of course ...

We chose to discuss full-face helmets here, as these provide the best protection and are, therefore, more worthy of recommendation. All are certified by DOT, with most also carrying Snell and ECE ...

Design and aesthetics The shield is up there with the biggest of all the cycling glasses I’ve tested. It’s not quite as massive as the POC Devour, but it ain’t far off. The frames, available ...

Bell’s fantastic-looking Bullitt helmet references the company’s Star helmets from the 1960s and ’70s, and borrows its name from the iconic 1968 Steve McQueen action-thriller.

As is typical of retro helmets, the Bullitt is pretty spartan when it comes to features. Apart from a small, two-position chin vent, an exhaust vent, and a magnetically latching face shield, there isn ...

The i71 also features a new face shield, the HJ-38 Pinlock ready face shield comes with a new PE (Push/Eject) locking system for extra safety, and a sun visor, that is able to be used in three ...

The AGV K6 is safe Then there’s the whole premise of why you wear a lid in the first place: safety. The K6 landed a perfect five stars in the U.K.’s Sharp Helmet Scheme test, which is considered the ...